Jocelyn Green Books in Order

A devotional collection for military wives who feel stretched thin, unseen, or alone. Green and fellow contributors address the everyday pressures of military life with practical, faith-rooted encouragement.

This follow-up devotional gathers wisdom from more than twenty-five Christian military wives. It speaks to deployment, reunion, post-deployment strain, and the need for hope that lasts longer than a hard season.

Charlotte Waverly leaves wealth and expectation behind to become one of the Union's first female nurses. Hospital corruption, family pressure, and a painful choice between love and duty test her from the first brutal months of the Civil War.

Green and Gary Chapman adapt the familiar love-languages framework for military marriage. With stories from service families and advice for separation, deployment, and reunion, it aims to help couples stay connected under unusual strain.

After battle engulfs Gettysburg, Liberty Holloway's farm is seized as a Confederate field hospital. As Bella Jamison confronts the past and Liberty fights through grief and suspicion, both women must decide what mercy and courage really demand.

Wounded soldier Caitlin McKae hides her true Northern identity in wartime Atlanta and becomes governess to a Confederate soldier's daughter. As hunger, refugees, and Sherman's advance close in, loyalty and survival grow harder to separate.

Union loyalist Sophie Kent builds a spy network inside the Confederate capital while Bella Jamison risks everything to reach her imprisoned husband. In Richmond, one wrong move can mean prison, exposure, or the loss of everyone they are trying to save.

Green argues that a perfectly balanced life is a myth. Drawing on her own experience, she offers a calmer way to think about priorities, seasons, and faith for women weary of trying to do everything equally well.

Branded and exiled for a crime she did not commit, midwife Julianne Chevalier is sent to 1720s Louisiana and forced into marriage. In a brutal new colony, she searches for her brother and a way past the mark that defines her.

Fleeing revolutionary France, lacemaker Vivienne Rivard reaches Philadelphia with a boy others believe may be the lost Dauphin. In Pennsylvania's French settlement of Asylum, politics, danger, and a growing bond with Liam Delaney test her fragile hope for peace.

In 1759 Montreal, Catherine Duval tries to stay neutral between the French and the British. But when her British former fiance becomes a prisoner, helping him escape could drag her, and everyone she loves, straight into war.

When the Great Fire of Chicago destroys the Townsend sisters' bookshop, Meg's family is left scattered and desperate. Then a family friend is murdered and their traumatized father is blamed, forcing Meg to fight for both survival and justice.

At the 1893 World's Fair, Sylvie Townsend's adopted daughter Rose disappears, and the authorities offer little help. With musician Kristof Bartok beside her, Sylvie searches Chicago's immigrant neighborhoods and faces hard questions about family, control, and belonging.

After surviving the Eastland disaster, Olive Pierce returns to her job at a Chicago insurance agency and starts digging into the chaos left behind. Grief, sabotage, and long-buried secrets turn her search for truth into a dangerous one.

When Sherman destroys Cora Mae Stewart's Georgia mill and sends her north as a prisoner, she clings to one duty, keeping a little girl safe. Union Sergeant Ethan Howard, the man who arrested her, may be her only road home.

Assistant curator Lauren Westlake is drawn into a 1920s New York art-fraud case when a forger starts targeting wealthy collectors. Teaming up with detective Joe Caravello means sorting through crime, family wounds, and a city obsessed with ancient Egypt.

Elsa Reisner, an ornithologist at the American Museum of Natural History, is sent to catalog a dead patron's estate and finds herself caught in a treasure hunt. Hidden motives, fragile health, and unexpected loyalties raise the stakes at every turn.

Librarian Ivy Malone is entrusted with a wealthy woman's explosive secret just as her cousin is detained at Ellis Island. Untangling crime, family ties, and dangerous helpers pulls Ivy into one of Manhattan's darker corners.